Also the doorbell is not facing a busy street and I have the video resolution lowered (which defeats the point of why I got a higher end model) with a wake sensitivity of 5 and the detection zone just the area in front of the camera

Also the WiFi connection is strong as the camera is very close to an access point:

And my settings for the clips (not that there are any recordings)

This is a brand new doorbell and it hasn't rained so water ingress shouldn't have caused any problems, plus its IP66 rated if I recall 

  @Wayne-TP 

A TP-Link BE550/9300. Its about 5 feet away from the outdoor camera and about 7 from the doorbell

I will get logs when back home

I too had problems with the battery in my D235 draining too fast - nothing as extreme as the OP's experience, but also coming from a 3 ear old Ring doorbell which lasted several months on a full battery charge, I found it annoying that the brand new D235 battery would last me barely a month, despite having set it up with conservative detection- and alarm settings, and serving as the front door bell/camera overlooking a merely moderately busy bit of private road.

I am also running HA and decided to disable the D235 in HA, hoping this may improve battery life - it did, but not significantly so.

Four months into my D235 ownership I have now upgraded my WiFi network (from a single router in the office, to a mesh covering the entire house). 

Checking the battery behaviour of the D235 a few days after the WiFi upgrade (and the expected faff of having to reset the D235 and recommission it on the new WiFi) I have now found that the battery has barely drained at all - I reckon that a more stable WiFi signal has helped reduce the amount of effort the D235 had to put into re-connects and re-transmissions.

I appreciate this may not be the answer to all and everyone's questions relating to battery issues with this door bell camera, but wanted to share this as it may be part of the jigsaw for some fellow D235 owners.